With a recommendation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that people instead choose the rival shots, experts say the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine has received a huge blow with far-reaching implications. Continue reading →
Rollins has said threats against her have increased since her Senate confirmation vote earlier this month during which Republicans attacked her as a dangerous, pro-criminal prosecutor. Continue reading →
The episode is the latest in a wave of troubling alleged misconduct in Massachusetts high school sports, a string of cases that have shaken communities from Duxbury to Danvers and beyond and have seized the attention of human rights leaders and government officials. Continue reading →
The Trump-era program — formally known as Migrant Protection Protocols — returns border-crossers to Mexico to await the outcomes of their asylum claims and resumed earlier this month under court order. Continue reading →
The man watched and cheered the Capitol riot, then moved to the front of the mob and hurled a fire extinguisher, a plank, and a long pole at officers. Continue reading →
President Biden saluted a class of graduates at South Carolina State University on Friday and presented a diploma to one of the school’s most prominent alumni, Representative James Clyburn (D-S.C.), whose endorsement helped save Biden’s presidential bid in 2020. Continue reading →
The central tenets of Russia’s “sphere of influence” doctrine — including demands for an effective veto on other nations’ foreign and security policies — have repeatedly been dismissed as non-starters by NATO officials. Continue reading →
The UN’s main human rights body voted Friday to create an international team of experts to boost scrutiny of rights abuses in the yearlong war between Ethiopian government forces and fighters from the country’s Tigray region. Continue reading →
Readers react to a two-part series on the impact of climate change on the people and industry of Vinalhaven, Maine. One writes: “I feel compassion for the lobstermen, faced with monumental changes. But my compassion does not change their choices.” Continue reading →
The episode is the latest in a wave of troubling alleged misconduct in Massachusetts high school sports, a string of cases that have shaken communities from Duxbury to Danvers and beyond and have seized the attention of human rights leaders and government officials. Continue reading →
Radlo has spent a lot of his life thinking about eggs — specifically, Massachusetts eggs. He ran the family egg company for nearly 25 years, and was one of the pioneers of cage-free eggs. Continue reading →
Vicky Nawn saw the news report Wednesday about the woman who’d been struck and killed outside a Boston hospital earlier that day. But it never crossed her mind that the victim was her longtime neighbor, Ann O’Flaherty, the friendly 60-something nurse with the beautiful yard who brought her cookies and wine on holidays. Continue reading →
The case doesn’t need to be made yet to shut down the league, but it does need to apply the same logic across the board when dealing with COVID issues. Continue reading →
The single biggest reason the Patriots are sitting in the catbird seat to capture the No. 1 seed in the AFC is the considerable and palpable upgrade in talent. Continue reading →
Red Sox and Boston Globe owner John Henry is investing in the Harvard Book Store, a Cambridge institution that has struggled during the pandemic. Continue reading →
Two waterfront sites that were once home to giant coal-burning plants will soon play crucial roles in the energy grid's transition to wind power. Continue reading →
A relocated college. A life sciences lab. And a 1 million square foot development. Take a look at the seven major proposals that got the go-ahead from the Boston Planning & Development Agency Thursday night. Continue reading →
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker looks to be taking her talents to the big screen, directing a new film in Western Mass. next summer. Continue reading →
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